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If I falsely state that I complied with the mandatory continuing competency requirement, is it considered professional misconduct?

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If I falsely state that I complied with the mandatory continuing competency requirement, is it considered professional misconduct?

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Yes. According to Section 29.1 of the Rules of the Board of Regents, willfully making or filing a false report is unprofessional conduct. Penalties range from censure and reprimand to a fine and/or suspension, or revocation of your license to practice in New York State.